Your display becomes dark and the GPU reaches maximum speed.
Your display becomes dark and the GPU reaches maximum speed.
i'm facing some issues with my pc when launching a game. the screen goes black and the gpu hits maximum fan speed. this happened about two years ago after I replaced my motherboard. since then, i've swapped out three gpus—from rx580 to gtx 1080ti, then to an rtx 3070. initially it worked for a month, but fps dropped drastically and the game would crash or black screen. only opening task manager helped temporarily. after a few days, performance would drop again, then improve after about three months. i changed power supply, returned some parts, replaced ssd and ram, but the problem persists. i've tried everything and still can't fix it. i'm really frustrated because i've changed all components and don't use any old drives. my specs are: i9 9900k, asus rog strix z390-f, corsair vengeance rgb, samsung 970 evo 2tb, auss rog strix rtx 3070, bequiet 1000w titan. i'm hoping someone can help me.
I'm unsure whether "changing" discs refers to formatting them and reinstalling Windows or simply copying the data. If you transferred the files from one disc to another, you might attempt to reinstall the graphics driver via DDU after that. Some unusual suggestions include: a wild software project involving display capture and power delivery at home (possibly using a UPS) or trying a different monitor/cable if available. This issue seems quite strange, and I'm not confident I can assist effectively.
The situation seems related to overheating. The screen goes black and fans reach full speed, suggesting a cooling problem. Your setup includes an Origin Neuron case with limited airflow, which caused thermal throttling when running high-resolution games. After upgrading to the 5000D Airflow with additional fans, performance improved significantly to over 130 FPS at maximum settings.
I observed that they claimed functionality for a few months before problems arose. Climate-related ambient air significantly impacts cooling performance. I dislike winter; summer works best for me, yet I can't ignore the improved cooling. Usually, increased fan speed causes cooling issues. When temperatures are stable, it might point to a driver or hardware fault. However, the original poster replaced nearly everything at some point, and they didn't mention that case or fans, so I'd investigate there first.